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Kitchen Tip: Using Butter to its Fullest

Save those butter papers! When I’m done with a stick of butter, I fold the paper over and place it back in the fridge. I keep them all in the door compartment. When I need to butter a pan, I grab a butter paper and use it to do the job. There is still enough left on the paper to sufficiently grease an 8 inch pan. If you need more, then just grab another sheet. The way I go through butter around here, I have these on hand all the time.  😀 Another benefit is that your hands stay clean since the butter is on the other side of the paper.I’ve noticed that if I let a stick of butter soften on the counter in the paper, then I have extra butter residue left. Don’t throw that gold away ladies. 🙂 Use up every last drop of butter possible!

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  1. Jac says

    My grandma used to do this and I have continued. Friends thought me weird! My grandma grew up in the depression and passed all her frugal ways onto me.

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  4. Angelika says

    Goodness! My mom always taught me to save the butter papers for greasing cookie sheets when making cookies. But I never did think to save them for any other time. Thank you for the reminder! 🙂

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    • Stacy says

      🙂 Funny thing….I NEVER grease my cookie sheets for cookies. I like how everyone does things differently. Your mama was one smart lady.

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  5. Sandy Huron says

    I’m looking for your advice on meat thermometers. I don’t remember if it was a Kitchen Tip Tuesday or not. Can you help me? Thanks!

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    • Stacy says

      I usually just say it’s good to have one. 🙂 They only cost a few bucks and they are well worth the price. Then you will always know your meat is the right temperature inside. Mine is just a simple job from Target.

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  6. Naomi says

    I don’t let it go to waste, I scrape it clean and put it in the recipe I’m using, or at least back onto the stick of butter. Don’t have enough room in my fridge to keep butter papers around! Good idea though!

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    • Stacy says

      Even if I get all the butter off, I still find it’s greasy enough to butter a dish! 🙂 And they really don’t take up much space – you could pop them into a Ziploc and store them in the door. 🙂

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